Marine reserves
A growing body of scientific evidence demonstrates what we at Greenpeace have been saying for a long time: that the establishment of large-scale networks of marine reserves, urgently needed to protect marine species and their habitats, could be key to reversing global fisheries decline.
Article tagged as: marine reserves
Campaign updates
Rainbow Warrior sails the Med to help bluefin tuna's holiday romance
An ex-bluefin tuna found during the Rainbow Warrior's previous visit to the Mediterranean in 2007 © Greenpeace/Care Imagine you are an Atlantic bluefin tuna....
UK creates world’s largest marine reserve
A green sea turtle © CC PiccoloNamek Today is a good day for the oceans. The UK has just created the world’s largest marine reserve, covering some...
Why Greenpeace supports a Marine Reserve in the Chagos
Greenpeace believes that there is an overwhelming case for giving full protection to the waters of the Chagos as a no-take Marine Reserve and has now formally...
Help protect the Chagos and create the world's largest Marine Reserve
An octopus adds its support to our Marine Reserves campaign
12 Feb update: consultaion extended until 5 March. Click this link to add your voice in support...
Is the UK finally getting serious on marine protection?
As you probably know by now, marine reserves have a huge role to play in ensuring a future for our oceans, which is why we fish-huggers campaign so vehemently...
